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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2001 <br />0 <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS <br />None. <br />ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT <br />5. Hazardous Building Action -200 Hollander Road — Resolution No. 4699 <br />Moorse stated that on August 28, 2001 an inspection was conducted at 200 Hollander <br />Road to evaluate the home for hazardous building action in response to neighborhood <br />complaints and the observations of an Animal Humane Society agent. After inspection, <br />staff deemed the building to be hazardous for human occupancy. <br />John Hollander, of 200 Hollander Road, stated that he took issue with some of the <br />statements made in Lyle Oman's report. His long -range plan was to build a new house on <br />the property and sell it. He stated that his brother was in charge of his funds through a <br />trust fund. His brother was in China and they had not been able to reach him for three <br />weeks. <br />Roger Newman, of 14520 14th Avenue North, Plymouth, stated that he was a building and <br />remodeling contractor working for Mr. Hollander. He was willing to work with the City <br />to do whatever was needed to bring the house up to code. <br />Mayor Peterson stated she believed the resolution would pass, and asked what Mr. <br />Hollander's next step would be. Moorse stated Mr. Hollander would meet with the City <br />Building Official to determine what was needed and an acceptable time line for repair or <br />removal of the house. If the requirements were not met, then the City would move to <br />district court for recourse. <br />Hollander stated that his house was built in 1857 by Samuel Lydiard, who founded the <br />township of Orono and designed Highway 169. Hollander indicated he is currently living <br />in a motel. He asked if he would have to come back before Council if he had a <br />disagreement with Oman. Mayor Peterson stated that he had 20 days to come up with a <br />solution with the Building Official. <br />White moved, and Sansevere seconded, to approve Resolution No. 4699 finding a <br />hazardous building and requiring the securing and repair or removal of the <br />residential structure at 200 Hollander Road, Orono. <br />Vote: Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />is <br />
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